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Dashboards aren’t just about charts—they’re about making sense for real users.📝 Co-design mattersInvolving the user perspective makes dashboards more intuitive and actionable.📊 Relevant metrics > vanity KPIsPretty charts are nice, but actionable metrics truly support decision-making.⚡ Small tweaks, big differenceSorting, color coding, quick access to key info—tiny changes dramatically improve usability.💬 TakeawayListening to users isn’t […]

I sat down to understand how healthcare data exchange actually works.Thought it’d be just another API — turns out, it’s an entire philosophy. Here’s what stood out right away: 1️⃣ HL7 isn’t a standard — it’s a truce between chaos and logic There’s a structure, but every system seems to “interpret” it their own way.You

One thing I’ve learned:🧠 A beautiful dashboard ≠ a useful one. In healthcare, we don’t design for aesthetics — we design for action. The best dashboards?📈 The ones doctors open on their own, without reminders. Here’s what I’ve seen work: ✅ Clinically relevant, actionable metrics — not just reporting KPIs✅ Co-designed with clinicians, not handed

I knew healthcare would be different — just didn’t expect this different. Here’s what’s stood out the most so far: ⚠️ You don’t get a second chanceIn e-commerce, a bad dashboard might mean missed sales.In healthcare, it could delay a diagnosis.The stakes are higher — and so is the pressure to get it right. 🧹

At first glance, healthcare seems centralized. In reality? It’s anything but.Data lives in silos — across systems, formats, and departments. Making sense of it isn’t just technical work — it’s detective work. Here are the key puzzle pieces: 🏥 EHR / EMR — Diagnoses, medications, clinical notes📄 Claims — Billing codes, procedures, payment data⚙️ HL7

👀 3 Things That Surprised Me in Healthcare Analytics The deeper I get into healthcare analytics, the more I realize how differently things operate in this space. A few lessons have really stuck — and they’ve reshaped how I think about data in clinical environments. 1️⃣ More data ≠ more insightEHRs, claims, labs — there’s

I’m diving into Healthcare Analytics — exploring how data can improve care, operations, and decision-making in real clinical settings. 🧠 I’ll be sharing things that genuinely catch my interest as I go deeper into the field — practical ideas, tools, and insights that feel useful or worth exploring. 💡 The website’s still a work in